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App not running on other Comps.
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Join Date: Feb 2001
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So I made the app and it runs fine on my machine. I sent it to a friend and it doesnt work.
Anyone know whats up?
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i hate project managers.
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Originally posted by drainyoo:
So I made the app and it runs fine on my machine. I sent it to a friend and it doesnt work.
Anyone know whats up?
Like I said before, $10 says ZeroLink is on.
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Originally posted by Chuckit:
Like I said before, $10 says ZeroLink is on.
I appologize for being a newbie but what is Zerolink?
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Originally posted by Chuckit:
Like I said before, $10 says ZeroLink is on.
Oh wait. I think I figured it out!
Thanks man.
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Originally posted by drainyoo:
I appologize for being a newbie but what is Zerolink?
It's a techonology Apple introduced with Xcode that defers linking until runtime. But it's only meant to be used for development builds, and apps built with it won't run outside of your computer. To disable it, get info on your project's group and go to Styles. There, you can just switch the build style from Development to Deployment and Xcode will set up the proper build settings for you.
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Originally posted by Chuckit:
It's a techonology Apple introduced with Xcode that defers linking until runtime. But it's only meant to be used for development builds, and apps built with it won't run outside of your computer. To disable it, get info on your project's group and go to Styles. There, you can just switch the build style from Development to Deployment and Xcode will set up the proper build settings for you.
Thanks dude. I really appreciate the help. Would you like to check out the app?
Also do you know a good tutorial on how to create tabs in an app?
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The weird thing is that ZeroLink was mysteriously turned on for some of my old projects but not others.
Strange and slightly annoying.
Matt Fahrenbacher
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drainyoo: Are you asking about programatically creating tabs at run-time, or just having a fixed number? If it is the latter is it simply drag-and-drop in InterfaceBuilder. If it is the former, then you should consult the documentation on NSTabView.
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Originally posted by larkost:
drainyoo: Are you asking about programatically creating tabs at run-time, or just having a fixed number? If it is the latter is it simply drag-and-drop in InterfaceBuilder. If it is the former, then you should consult the documentation on NSTabView.
Larkost, thansk man I figured it out.
Do you know if its possbile to have the window resize when you clock on different tabs?
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Originally posted by drainyoo:
Larkost, thansk man I figured it out.
Do you know if its possbile to have the window resize when you clock on different tabs?
Only if you click on them, not when you clock on them.
Look at the delegate methods of NSTabView and you can do it manually. It shouldn't be too bad.
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Originally posted by Ghoser777:
Only if you click on them, not when you clock on them.
Look at the delegate methods of NSTabView and you can do it manually. It shouldn't be too bad.
Matt Fahrenbacher
HA sorry about that.
Ill look into it. Thanks.
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